VOLUNTEER WORK:


Association of International Schools in the South Pacific (AISSP)
South Pacific (June 2022 - Present)

Founder & Director

  • Founded the first and only conglomerate of international schools in the South Pacific that hosts professional development workshops and resource allocation similar to that of NESA, EARCOS, AISA, etc.

  • www.aissouthpacific.org


Aelan Designs
Worldwide (June 2022 - Present)

Founder & Owner

  • Founded a volunteer company that specializes in videography, drone footage, website building, photography, and digital-design storytelling anywhere worldwide.

  • Capturing high-quality footage and designs that elevates a brand, property, travel content, event, or project all for free.

  • www.aelandesigns.com


Kawelle
Buffalo, NY & Vumilia Kenya (March 2011 - Present)

Founder/President

  • Founded a 100% volunteer non-profit 501c3 organization that has built an IT school/center to teach basic computer skills and web-design for the rural village of Vumilia in Kenya.

  • The school serves as the only building with electricity (100% solar powered) in the village and is equipping villagers with the skills necessary to utilize a computer and how to make websites, thus giving them purpose and a job that they can do from their village in Kenya for clients anywhere in the world.

  • Hold/Organize events, meetings, drives, and activities to raise funds for the community Kawelle serves.

  • Set up and organize a board of directors that facilitates initiatives and projects.

  • Organize students from international schools to get involved for a multi-cultural experience, as well as for a service-learning component to their education, as well as setting up International Baccalaureate (IB) projects through interviewing and studying the community of Vumilia further.

  • Built and manage the Kawelle website at www.kawelle.com


Senses Orphanage & Center for Special Needs
Dubai, UAE (August 2017 – June 2019)

Activity Coordinator Volunteer

  • Organized weekly activities for orphaned children with special needs that included sporting events, team-building activities, cooking classes, and art projects.


Philippine Overseas Labor Office
Dubai, UAE (August 2017 – June 2019)

Support and Event Coordinator Volunteer

  • Organized activities and raised support quarterly for laborers of the Philippines who have found themselves in unfortunate circumstances.


TOP Soccer Association
Amherst, NY (November 2009 – July 2012)

Soccer coach for children with down syndrome and autism

  • Taught children with down syndrome and autism from ages five through seventeen the fundamentals of soccer.

  • Organized structured drills and scrimmages that help in bettering soccer skills.


Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Western New York
Buffalo, NY (March 2010 - 2012)

Mentor to disadvantaged youth within WNY

  • Served as a role model for at-risk youth.

  • Coordinated activities and plans for the enrichment and betterment of the child’s current living situation or lifestyle.

  • Attended monthly meetings to swap insight on the future of the club.


Buffalo City Mission
Buffalo, NY (November 2009 - 2012)

Meal delivery

  • Delivery of meals to the homes of those less fortunate during the holiday season.

  • Organized volunteer group.


The Chapel at Crosspoint
Amherst, NY (June 2010 – 2011)

Mentor and small group leader to middle school students

  • Mentored middle school aged students in the Western New York area who attend The Chapel for Sunday service.

  • Supervised and helped coordinate activities for students that revolve around the mission of the church.


St. Gregory the Great
Williamsville, NY (September 2007- September 2008)

2nd grade religious education substitute teacher

  • Planned engaging lessons for students attending religious education at St. Gregory the Great.

  • Attended meetings and training sessions to better prepare for religious education.

  • Assessed students’ progress within their vocational training.

  • Assigned necessary homework as a follow – up to a lesson.

  • Prepared students for their reconciliation.